W-band high gain lens antenna for metrology and radar applications

W-band high gain lens antenna for metrology and radar applications

A W-band high gain lens antenna has been realised and measured. A hyperbolic lens made in ECCOSTOCK 0005 is associated to an optimised modified circular horn related to a circular-to-rectangular waveguide transition in order to fit the WR-10 standard waveguide. The antenna provides more than 30 dBi...

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Veröffentlicht in:Electronics letters 2004-10, Vol.40 (22), p.1394-1396
Hauptverfasser: MIGLIACCIO, C, DAUVIGNAC, J. Y, BROCHIER, L, LE SONN, J. L, PICHOT, Ch
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description A W-band high gain lens antenna has been realised and measured. A hyperbolic lens made in ECCOSTOCK 0005 is associated to an optimised modified circular horn related to a circular-to-rectangular waveguide transition in order to fit the WR-10 standard waveguide. The antenna provides more than 30 dBi gain between 75 and 110 GHz. It is competitive in several fields of applications: first, obstacle detection radar application (at 77 or 94 GHz), secondly metrology, for example, in order to measure radar cross-sections over the whole W-band with a single antenna.
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